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Decision 4743 names the investor for lots B1-1-5 and B1-1-6 in the 2/9 area. Building is due to start in early 2027 and operation to begin between the first and fourth quarters of 2029.
Vitours Land is the approved investor for the 8,580-square-metre site. Construction is expected to start in the first quarter of 2027, with completion in late 2028.
Decision 4720 approves a project from Engagement Global and the German city of Wernigerode covering Hội An Tây and Hội An Đông wards, running from October 2026 to December 2028.
The rebuild of the bridge on Lê Văn Hiến–Trần Đại Nghĩa road was due by June 30. The project board has asked for more time and expects a technical opening in December.
MBLand Đà Nẵng presented two proposals worth about 10 trillion dong to city leaders on October 14. Nothing has been approved.
The city's chairman has told agencies to agree a payment plan for six stalled build-and-transfer projects, including the roughly 2,050 billion dong interchange. No payment date has been set.
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The city's decision 4727 covers about 24.5 hectares of Hòa Tiến commune, with work planned for 2026 to 2029. The notice does not say how many households will move.
A ceremony at the Võ Chí Công and Mai Chí Thọ junction on October 15 launched a pipeline meant to ease weak water pressure in Hòa Xuân and Ngũ Hành Sơn.
A city review of six large projects, from National Highway 14D to a southern flood-control scheme, lists what is due when. Several have no date yet.
The Department of Construction says 154 houses in sub-zone 2 of Vinpearl's Làng Vân resort complex meet the legal conditions to be sold before completion. Deposits and payments are capped.
The plant at the Nam Quảng Nam waste site would treat 1,215 tonnes of waste a day and generate 15 megawatts. Construction is planned from mid-2027 to the end of 2029.
A Singapore-registered WHA company will build the park's infrastructure for 2,709 billion dong, about $105 million, in two phases running to 2034.
An inter-ministerial council reviewed the city's general plan to 2050 on September 8. Planners project about 6 million residents and room for 8 million, a number even the Party secretary wants…
Licensed in the mid-2000s and due by 2018, a 17-hectare coastal tourism project on Truong Sa road is still mostly empty land. City inspectors say the paperwork failures run through several agencies.
Decision 4573 orders a 50% cut in processing time for big public projects, from highways to high schools. The most interesting part is what happens when a department goes quiet.
